Question which I haven't seen documented anywhere but I feel like it must have been asked before....
I have unlimited Google Drive and am currently migrating from my local storage, which is managed with DrivePool, ~28TB of data. My cache drive on CloudDrive is 3TB. I'd like to simply set my Google Drive to a huge number (500TB, whatever) and let DrivePool/CloudDrive manage the move from the local drives to the cloud. However, I'm not sure if DrivePool is integrated enough with CloudDrive to know that there is, for example only 2TB of CloudDrive cache available and thus only attempts to allocate that much data to Google Drive. Or, does DrivePool simply attempt to move all data to the most amount of free space, regardless of whether or not it is available cache or Google Drive space.
Currently I simply continue to increase the size of my Google Drive in CloudDrive according to the amount of cache I have available. So, I'll upload 1.5-2TB then increase the overall drive size that amount - over and over. With a 20mbps upload speed I'll be doing this for a while at this rate :).
I figure this will depend on DrivePool rules and all that, which I can figure out once I know the question - does DrivePool know the difference between the CloudDrive cache and the overall (larger) Google Drive? Will it throttle allocations to that drive (not CloudDrive throttling, which ultimately would be the speed of my upload)?
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EricGRIT09
Question which I haven't seen documented anywhere but I feel like it must have been asked before....
I have unlimited Google Drive and am currently migrating from my local storage, which is managed with DrivePool, ~28TB of data. My cache drive on CloudDrive is 3TB. I'd like to simply set my Google Drive to a huge number (500TB, whatever) and let DrivePool/CloudDrive manage the move from the local drives to the cloud. However, I'm not sure if DrivePool is integrated enough with CloudDrive to know that there is, for example only 2TB of CloudDrive cache available and thus only attempts to allocate that much data to Google Drive. Or, does DrivePool simply attempt to move all data to the most amount of free space, regardless of whether or not it is available cache or Google Drive space.
Currently I simply continue to increase the size of my Google Drive in CloudDrive according to the amount of cache I have available. So, I'll upload 1.5-2TB then increase the overall drive size that amount - over and over. With a 20mbps upload speed I'll be doing this for a while at this rate :).
I figure this will depend on DrivePool rules and all that, which I can figure out once I know the question - does DrivePool know the difference between the CloudDrive cache and the overall (larger) Google Drive? Will it throttle allocations to that drive (not CloudDrive throttling, which ultimately would be the speed of my upload)?
Thanks in advance.
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